Q3671
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dr Spock ty for the link
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you can make a light under the truck (camera) to observe the wheels, a search light on top of the roof for finding the location at night, a powertruck air, electric for tools and worklights, warning light for upcomming traffic, a van with a transmitter for testing the auto-train-stop (ATS) and track switchses.
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nicely done
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Kickstarter: ME Models Tracks for both metal and ABS only track pieces
Q3671 replied to JopieK's topic in LEGO Train Tech
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pic's to big sorry, i try to make them smaller, no succes
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this is a part of my job
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nice work, do you make use of "reed switshses" in the tracks ?, my youngster gave me some raspberry pi's to learn program and for later use in train tracks, now i use a ev3 to auto-run two trains. 9V tracks are easy to controle, I have problems to controle RC train motors, if someone have a cleu(hint)
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ty
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I'm lucky, the LEGOshop is 1000 meter around the left corner.
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Nice,
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nicely done, liked the show
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wheels contact 9v rails, cu wire contact wheels and bring the 9v to the motor conector (thats what i had in mind), the original wheels can stay in the train motor, the power can picked up on the first wagon (like the 7750) i was surfing the net for some info how to make contact w the 9v rails, first in mind contact wire, found a person in Holland who makes metal trainwheels 3d printing
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last friday I got some steels wheels to, try to make a RC train motor in 9 volt train motor but do you use a PF-motor ? forgot to quote post #75 (new here, sorry)
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Howdy'all Rudolf is my name, 55 year old kid from Antwerpen. Work -> public transport, 30y track switchses, 5y overhead wiring. Fun -> games (colecovision-Atari-PS1 2 3 4), snooker, icehockey. LEGO part of my life, lost a lot of bricks in the late 90', like trains and blue tracks. mvg